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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06

CHRISTMAS TREEs.-The small children
of the Presbyterian Sunday-school were
entertained on the afternoon of Christmas
day at the residence of Rev. Alex Sprunt,
Superintendent of the school. A pretty
Christmas tree laden with presents suitable
for the little folks had been provided
by the generosity of Mr.. Sprunt, and the
children were made happy, while it was
comforting to the older ones as we'll.
The members of the Union Sunday-schOOl
had a Christmas tree at Burwell Hall
Monday night. A large crowd was pres
ent and the exercises proved of very
pleasant and enjoyable nature. Prizes for
perfect lessons were awarded to Miss Mat
tie Malone and Masters Eddie Winstead
and Robert Pierce. Forperfect attendance
to Miss Matte Malone and Masters George
Harrell and Beaman Harris Miss Matte
Malone was awarded the prize for bringing
in the greatest number of scholars also.
Methodist and Baptist Sunday-schools
had Christmas trees also.
Taken altogether Christmas passed off
pleasantly but quietly in Henderson.
.~~oS>.-
The MENDELssOHN QUINTETTE CLUB
CONCERT CoMPANY--T celebrated must
cal organization which will give one Of
their superb vocal and instrumental con-
certs at Burwell Hall next Monday even
ing, is composed of the following we'll
known artists John Rhodes, solo violin;
Fritz Schade, violion Thomas Ryan, solo
clarinette and viola; William Schade, solo
flute and viola Louis Blumenberg, solo
viola, and Miss Alice Ryan, prima donna
soprano.
"The Mendelssohn Quintette Club now
entering on the 37th year of its existence,
represents a remarkable feature of the
growth and development of Musical Gull
ture in the United States. In 1849 at the
time of the organization of the Club its
personnel was exclusively Of foreign artists
There were almost no American musicians,
certainly none with the technical ability
fitting them TO be members Of an organiza-
ton with such high aims as the MendelssOhn
Quintette CLUB. The Club has naturally
undergone some change during the long
period of it's existence and is at present
composed entirely of Americans with the
exceptian of Thomas Ryan one of the orig
inal founders. However it can truly be
said, that no matter what turn is made in
the artistic Kaleidoscope, the Club main
tains the same standard of excellence.
Everything this Club does gives pleasure.
The concerted selections are performed
with a precision and expression, which
leave no room for criticism. Each solist is
an artist of the highest order. The Men
delssohn Quintette Club stands to-day
without rival"
No lover of high class music can afford to
miss such rare treat as will be presented
by the Boston Quintette Club next Monday
evening. Secure your tickets in advance.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

Under and by virtue Of the authority
vested in me 10y decree Of the Probate
Court of Va"ce county in the cause
entitled E. e. Harris administrator OF
L.. X. Harris VS.. A. C. Harris, ct al n
the 9th, day of Dec. 1886. 1 sha on
Monday the 9Th, day of February, 1887
sell al the Court House door IN Hendar-
son, one undivided third interest in the
tract of land on which LucillA X. Harris
resided, known as the Harris Cross
Roads property, containing about 81,
acres, adjoining the lands Of Jas. W.
Brame, john clark and others. The
greater part Of this land is in original
growth and especially adapted t. the
growth of fine tobacco. Time of sale II
M. Terms hnlf cash-bal nee - mos :.
at solO per aunum; or all cash as purch d.
ser may prefer.
At the same time and place 1 shall
also offer the remaining : of the land, on
same terms. The title is perfect.
E. &. HARRIS,
A. j. HARRIS, Atty. Comm'r
Jan, w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOBACCO SEED.

THE BEST VARIETIES for every
l. Type of Tobacco Get the best and
raise fine tobacco, which is wanted and
always pays.
Price Is c. per Ounce. Sc per pound.
Write for descriptive list of Tobacco
Seed, and the best and most prolific seed
corn. X. L. RAGLAND,
Jan. ga Hvco, Va.
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Railroad Charters for n henderson.

A meeting of the citizens of Henderson to
take steps toward obtaining from the Leg
iSlature the necessary Railroad charters tc
increase our transportation facilities is
hereby called by the undersigned said
meeting to be held at the Lyceum Hall on
attend Sam'l. Watkins, D. Y. Cooper. J
Ii. Lassiter. DR.. w. T. Cheatham, j. l.. II
Missillier, w. S. Parker, T. w. Ford, w
II. Cheek, VIM. ii. 5. Burgwyn :
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TO THE FARMERS OF VANCE COUNTY

His excellency, the Governor, having
envited the farmers of the State to meet
the Board of Agriculture in the city
Of Raleigh on the night of Tuesday the
18th. inst. to consult ObOut matters relating
to the agricultural interests of the State,
we the undersigned, farmers of Vance
county, call upon those interested in such
subjects to meet in convention in the town
of Henderson on Saturday the 8th, inst. at
II o'clock to select delegates to represent
our county at said meeting in Raleigh on
large attendance. J. II. Dunn, w. H.
Burwell, r. w. Kearney, G. H. Yancey,
E. q. Brodie, VIM. III. S. Burgwyn.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF
HENDERSON FEMALE COLLEGE.

It is very important in the. Inauguration
of this enterprise that the patronage and
influence of the friends of the school be
given us at once. We propose to give our
time and influence to the building up of
this Institution. For support we are de-
pendent upon the tuitiOnal income. TO
accomplish the object we have in view
will require the united efforts of the friends
and patrons of the School
A MONTHLY JOURNAL.
We shall issue the first number of a
Monthly Journal in about ten days which
will contain all desired information not
found in this circular.
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Notice of Dissolution,

The firm of Pinkston, Shearin Il Co..
is this DAY dissolved by mutual cotcent.
All persons indebted to the firm will
settle with Mr.. II. NJ. Shearin, who alone
is authorized to receipt for same. All
debts due by said firm will be paid when
prensented to our Mr.. shearin, properly
authenticated.
Henderson. n. C. =. r. r. F IN SYN
jan - 1901. X. W. COGHILL.
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For TOBACCO FARMERS Livery farmer
knows the Importance of planting good
seed, no matter what the nature of the
crop it is desi red to cultivate. And in no
crop should greater care be exercised in the
selection of seeds representing the best
types and varieties than tobacco. But the
difficulty is to get these when one has to
go from home-hence this notice. Write to
Maj. R. l.. Ragland, proprietor of the
Pioneer Tobacco-seed Farm, Hyco, Hall
fax county, Va, and you need not appre-
bend any trouble. Operating the most
extensive tobacco and seed farm in the
country, representing the best varieties
for every type of tobacco, his seeds are
warranted true to name and of the highest
vitality, and stand highest wherever known.
See advertisement elsewhere in this paper
and correspond with Maj. Ragland.
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Notice Of Summons.
Vance county. Justices Court.
w. w. Reavis
Ds.
W. E. Jeffreys.

This Is an action for the recovery of O
debt due plaintiff by defendant amounts
ing to one hundred and thirty live and To-
100 dollars:said Indebtedness evitencedby
bond and open account. The defendant,
w. L. Jeffreys, is hereby notified TO sp-
pear before !. II. Allen, an acting JUS
tice OF the Peace for Vance county, on
the 18th day of February, 1887. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. at Henderson, N. c., and
show cause, ii any he has, why judg-
ment should not be rendered against him
or said amount and interest. This 9Th
fday January. 1857.
g. II. ALLEN,
ian $50 Justice Of the Peace.
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Years have not seen and time shall not
see" the people sit down quietly to suffer
pain, when enterprise can afford such a
panacea as Salvation Oil,
The old saying opposition is the life of
business has not been sustained in one
instance at least. Since the introduction of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup all other cough
remedies have been dead stock.
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Homer & RObardS'
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND Com
MERCIAL SCHOOL,,
HENDERSON, VANCE CO., N. c.

The Spring Session opens on the 18th day
of January, 1887.
The Fall Session opens on the 4th Monday
in July.
The price Of board and tuition per session
Of twenty weeks is eighty dollars,
The School is accessible. Its location ID
healthful. The accommodations excellent.
The terms are reasonable. The teachers are
tried and experienced. In the management
of the School no pains are SPARED to make il
answer the wishes and expectations OF its
patrons.
With these assurances the principals So
licit correspondence and patronage.
s szS4 Y? W. fs sSszsDs, Principals.
n
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ELECTION OF SUNDAY-sCHoOL OFFICERS.
The following officers of the Union Sum
day-schOol have been elected for the year
1887:
Geo. S. Priehard, Superintendent; DR.. F.
S. Harris, Assistant Superintendent Alex
Barnes, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Union Sunday-school is in prosper
Gus condition and the officers believe on a
finer basis to accomplish good in our COM
munity than ever before.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06

The business heretofore conducted by
the firm of Pink-ton, Shearin Il Co., will
same place in Henderson, Il. C. Thank.
ing the public for the liberal patronage
received by the old firm we respectfully
ask a continuance Of the same for the
new firm Of Pinkston & Shearin.
Very Respectfully,
Jan. 4, 1887. r +. r r.. s sHEARfS,'
jan Ga o.
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ABOUT THE COMING TOBACCO CROP-We
are told that many of our most prominent
tobacco farmers will not put in full crop
this year. In this decision they show wis.
dom. There is surplus of inferior tobacco
in the country and it no longer pays to
make the common grades. The remedy
| then lies in reduction of the crop. This
will bring about the desired result in a
double sense first, the smaller the crop
planted, just in proportion will be the fall.
ing off in the amount of production second
with smaller crop on hand the farmer
can manure it more highly, cultivate better
and as natural consequence produce bet.
ter results. Let every tobacco planter think
upon this
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Waterbury Watches s199 at flights.
Sign, Golden Ring. Jan. 6.
To all lovers of high class music a rare
treat is promised next Monday evening.
The Boston Quintette Club stands at the
head of concert companies, and their per-
formances to the cultivated and apprecia-
tive ear are simply grand. Tickets on sale
at Smiths.
Messrs. G. NJ. Cooper and Thos. J. Mitch
ell have entered into copartnership for the
purpose of conducting a general merchan
disc business. They have opened a hand
some new stock in the store room formerly
occupied by the Racket store where they
will be pleased to see their friends and the
public generally. The GOLD LEAF will
have more to say about the new concern
later
Christmas has come and gone and another
new year has been ushered in upon us,
and again do we find ourselves applying
our energies to the duties that lie before
us. Having formed good resolutions for
our conduct during the new year let us
endeaver to live up to them. Let us
improve the present and the future by the
experiences of the past, and strive to
crown our lives with greater success,
making the world better for our having
lived in it.
The wonderful popularity attained by
Hoods Calendar last year, will be repeat
ed by Hoods Household Calendar-Alma-
nae for 1887, just published. A happier
combination of calendar and almanac, of
beauty and utility, of art and advertising,
has seldom been produced. The lovely
childs head, Autographed in many delicate
colors, will be welcome anywhere, while
the pad is a wonder of condensed, useful
| information Copies may be obtained of
the druggists, or by sending six cents in
stamps for one copy, or ten cents for two,
to G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Notice of Summons.

North Carolina, Justices Court,
Vance county. before w. II. Cheek
Geo. W. Rowland, Action
doing business under for debt
the name of on ono promis-
Rowland i Bro. sorv notA.
US.
To Walter G. H1rris:
You will take notice that you are here
by required to appear before me at my
office, in the town of Henderson, in the
county of Vance and State of North Car
DINA. on the 18th day of January, 1887
there and then at IL M, that day and
answer or demur to the plaintiffs cons
plant for the nom payment of one prom
issory note, or else judgment will be
taken against you as demanded in said
complaint. This Dec. End, 1886.
W. II. CHEEK, ]. P.
EDWARDS d WoRTHAM. Att'ys.
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SOLID SILV Err
AND
ER-PLA1EO WARE,

the very thing for holiday and bridal pres
ents. Full stock OF tewelry for ladies and
cIes, DC. Agency for the celebrated LIZ
MARES ROCK CRYSTAL LENSES fOR
SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES. Ian NJ
any eye with perfect accuracy. The repair
Ing Of fine watches, clocks and 1eweiry OF ali
kinds done In u skiffui manner on short
notice. Give me o call when you want any
thing in my line and I will save you money.
Very Respectfully,
dec, 2-Ie .wYCKOYP.
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Notice of Summons.
dec. 3-3 O.

North Carolina, Justices Court,
Vance county. before w. II. Cheek
Geo. W. Rowland, Action
doing business under for debt
the name OF on one promis-
Rowland & Bro. sorry note.
Us.
To Walter c. Harris:
You will take notice that you are here
by required To appear before me at my
office, in the town of Henderson, in the
county Of Vance, and State Of North Car
olina, on the 18th day Of January. 1887,
there and then at IL NJ, that day and
answer or demur to the plaintiffs COM
plant for the nom payment Of one prom
issory note. or else judgment will be
taken against you as demanded in said
complaint. This Dec. End, 1885.
W. H. CHEEK, J. P.
EDWARDS & WoRTHAM, Attys.
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
This embraces all the English branches
ordinarily taught in Female Colleges,
Latin, French and German, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Drawing and Paint
ing. We shall give special attention to
primary work, and shall make an earnest
effort from the beginning to have a Model
Primary School. We will take a few
small boys in the Primary Department.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06

TIE Two DANs.-Howorth's Double
Show played to fair and delighted audi
ences at Burwell Hall Wednesday and
Thursday nights of last week. The con
pany fully sustained the high reputation
it had made here last season, thogh we
doubt if the performance was altogether
as enjoyable to those who had witnessed it
before. Several new members and specially
features have been added and each is a
strong one. The Two Dams will take, and
they deserve to, wherever they 20.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~Our friends throughout the country
~iII confer a favor by furnishing us with
ANY news of local or general interest that
may occur in their respective neiShDor-
Persons calling on or writing 30 adver-
tigers viii please mention the GOLD LEAF.
Nv so doing you will greatly Oblige us,
wbiIe IL will cost YOU nothing
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06

MISSES NJ. E. YOUNG AND LULA HESTER,
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Misses Young and Hester will also have
work in the Literary Department.
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BONDS GIyEN--Clerk of the Court j. r.
Young, Sheriff W. II. Smith and Register
of Deeds Ii. P. Cheatham rendered their
official bonds which were accepted by the
Board of County Commissioners this week.
Simon w. Duke gave bond and qualified
as constable of Sandy Creek township.
OUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY.-TO the kind
remembrance of its admiring friend Con-
stable j. II. Malone, the GOLD LEAF is
indebted this time for its Christmas turkey
one of the finest gobblers we have seen
in a season. The homage paid the royal
bird after he had run the gauntlet of our
French cook, fully attested the high APP
peciation placed upon the gift of our
friend
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBsTONEs.

For MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
STATUARY, etc, write for designs and
price list to
R. l. ROGERS,
jan. Ga o. Durham, n. g.,
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KINDLY REMEMBERED.-Am man who has
lately been successful in winning capital
prize in the matrimonial lottery must of
necessity be happy himself and naturally
enough wants to make others feel so. And
to our friend and kinsman Mr.. E. L. G.
Manning of Norfolk, the GOLD LEAF begs
to tender thanks for the gift of bucket of
fine oysters sent US Christmas. The
kindness was duly appreciated, and the
luscious bivalves of course highly enjoyed.
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Start the year right by insuring agains,
ACCIDENT or FIRE, and in case of death
having your family provided for by policy
in the EQUITABLE,
jan. 6. }. Il. YOUNG, Agent.
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CHARGES, PER SESSION TWENTY
WEEKS

WEEKS,
ENGLISH COURSE.
Board (including fuel and lights,) $50 90
Tuition in Literary Department, 1900
Washng-25 cents per week, 500
5000
The above includes all necessary charges
in the full English course.
Tuition in Primary Department, 5000
" intermediate Department, 1880
= ELECTIVE STUDIES.
Any one or all of which may be taken
according to choice of pupil.
Instrumental Music, with use of Piano or
Organ,) $40. 90
Vocal Music, in separate lessons, 1880
in classes, 500
Drawing and Painting, 1900
Languages, each, 500
No deduction will be made for absence
except in case of re0I and pr0tracted
sickness.
All charges payable one-haf in advance
and the remainder at the middle of the
session.
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Headache thoroughly units one for any
active effort DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
cure headache.
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup by its gentle yet
specific influence quiets the little ones. Price
25 cents.
The best thing to relieve suffering horse,
COW, sheep, or hog is Days Horse Powder.
Ladies will have Drexel's bell Cologne.
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For Reat !!

A brick store on Main street adjoining
n. F. & w. w. Alston-a good stand for
business. Also a four room dwelling
with good garden, on Breckenridge street
near the Bank. For terms apply to
w. w. REVIs,
Jan. ga. Henderson, n. g.
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p. WyckoH,
MATCHMAKER S>JEWELER
HENDERSON, = N. c.
A full line Of Fine Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spectacles, Silver and Silver
plated Ware, &c, to
which the attention of the public is specially
invited.

We carry In stock the best m kes Of Amer
lean Watches, and sell as close a. any reIi-
able dealer can afford TO sell the same class
VI goods.
Special attention 10 called to our line OF
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MRS. j. NJ. RHODES,
Lady Manager, Department of Domestic
Economy.
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MRS. NJ. PARHAM,
Principal of Primary Department..
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Miss L. WHITFIELD,
ORA wing and Painting.
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DIRECTORS
FACILITY

Rev. J. NJ. RHODES, A. NJ, President,
Natural Science, Mathematics and English
Literature.
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HENDERSON FEMALE COLLEGE.

The opening session Of the Henderson
female college will begin the first Wednes-
day in February.
To make the institution a success from
the start it is important that it receive a
good EocG! patronage, and it is especially
desired that every parent and guardian in
the town shall extend their patronage and
lend encouragement to that end Asa mat
ter Of interest to our readers and with a
sincere desire to aid the enterprise all in
its power, the GOLD LEAF takes pleasure
in publishing the following circular which
has been issued by the president Rev. j. NJ.
Rhodes:
HENDERSON FEMALE COLLEGE,
HENDERSON, N. G,
Rev. j. N. RHODES, A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
The opening session will begin on the
first Wednesday in February, and close on
the second Thursday in June.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
Col; WM: Il. S. BURGwTN, President,
J. X. YOUNG, Secretary,
W. s. PARKER Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
D.Y COOPER, S. WATKINS,
J. ii. LAssITER, DIR. J. Ii. TUCKER,
DR.. FIR. HARRIS, W. E. GARY,
e. B. HARRIS, r. PERRY,
DIR. W. L. CHEATHAM. j. NJ. RHODES.
FACULTY.
Rev. J. NJ. RHODES, A. NJ, President,
Natural Science, Mathematics and English
Literature.
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NOW {!

Read and advertise in the GOLD
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Advertise i'm the GOLD LEAF,
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Miss S. L. BEAMAN,
Latin ard Modern Languages.
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.

Col. VIM. FL. s. BURGwYN, President,
5. WATKINS, Vice-President,
j. r. YOUNG, Secretary,
w. $. PARKER, Treasurer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-02

Hon. jo ABBOTT, congressman
from this district, after visiting the
great Fair and Exposition last week,
returned 10 his home in Eilsboro and
left for Washington Oh Saturday last.
As an untried representative, there is
10 man in he district possessing more
completely the confidence of the peo-
pie than Judge Abbott, and the HER
AID believes the people are not mis-"
taken in their estimation OF the man.
lie is able and honest-quuilics very
much in demand just now.
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I.t,ctrtc Bitteis.

This remedy is becoming so well
known aud 40 popuiar rs To need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and II is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of The liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples boils, salt rheuni
and other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
malarial levers. For cure of head
ache constipation and indigestion try
Eleciri Bitters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Price
80 cents and 81 per bottle at w. III.
Howell q Bros. drug store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-02

The Turkish minister in Madrid has
notified the minister of instruction that
Turkish scholar it about TO visit Spain a
the sultan expense to examine the varl
Gus public libraries in the country, ane
notable the Escurial. in order To tax,
copies of the MSS in the Arabic Ian
guage. IL is known that at the Escu
rial there are number of valuabl,
writings in that language. but IL
Hebrew characters. BY jewish authors
Similar MSS. also exist in the archiepis
copal Libraries in Seville and Toledo.